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After dangling an emergency loan package before Detroit's desperate automakers, congressional Democrats abruptly shelve the proposal, demanding that General Motors, Ford and Chrysler provide long-term plans for economic viability.
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Fannie, Freddie Will Halt Foreclosures

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Good news finally for troubled homeowners: Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the federally backed mortgage finance giants, will suspend foreclosure sales during the holiday season.
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Oil Ends Day Under $50 a Barrel

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filed under: Financial Crisis, Crude Oil Prices

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Slowing demand for fuel pushes oil prices as low as $48.50 a barrel -- two-thirds lower than the record $147 reached in July -- before closing at $49.62, a 3 1/2-year low. The nationwide average retail price of regular gasoline could easily fall below $2 per gallon overnight.

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Treasury Chief Defends Flexible Bailout

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Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson defends the decision to abandon the plan to use the financial industry's $700 billion bailout to buy battered assets. "By proactively addressing the problems we saw coming and being pragmatic enough to change strategy in the face of changed facts and despite the inevitable criticism -- we prevented a far worse financial crisis," Paulson insists.

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Dell Posts Slip in Third-Quarter Profits

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Computer maker Dell's earnings fall to $727 million, down 5 percent from a year ago but mitigated somewhat by significant stock buybacks in the last year.

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